Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1887-07-01
PERSONALS.

ID. y. Ciem, OF LaPlata, was In
kirksville Saturday.
Mrs. Robt. Clark, Jr, returned
from Lebanon, Ind, last week.
Miss Lizzie Williams is visiting
relatives at Memphis.
5W. T. Rowlison, of Adair, took
out self binder, last Saturday
to gather in his oat crop.
N. Corbin, of Brashear, was in
town Tuesday and called at the
GRAPHIC Office.
Miss Lissie Funk left yesterday
for a visit to her sister, Mrs. Alice
Nichols, near Fulton Mo.
Miss Leila Montgomery is spend
ing a few days with friends at
Linderville.
Mrs. A. G. Klingman has our
thanks for lot of the finest po-
tatoes we have seen this season.
Capt. James Berry returned
from three weeks trip through
Iowa and Wisconsin last Friday.
Mrs. R. ]. Espy and daughter,
Miss Blanche, are spending the
summer at Center Junction, Iowa.
Joseph Berry, of Leoffier, made
the Graphic a business call Tues
day morning.
Mr.. Henry Harris, conductor on
the Q. NJ. g. P. Ry., and wife spent
several days in KirksviIie this
week.
Miss Anna Eckert who has
been away at school since last
September is at home for the
summer.
Mr.. W. F. Leech, Circuit Clerk
of Jefferson county, Kansas, spent
several days in this vicinity last
week visiting his brother Wesley
Leech.
Miss Anna Hazlett who has
been visiting Miss Grace Mccoy
returned to her home, in Clayton
Ills, last Friday.
Miss Mollie OKeefe, the guest
of Miss Kate Harris the past week
returned to Moberly, Tuesday
morning.
S. C. Mahuron will teach at
Union Grove, the coming school
| year. This makes his fourth year
at that place.
Rev. J. B. Mitchell went via the
Wabash to Kansas City on Tues
day, as a member of the education
al commission of his church.
Ed. A. Russell returned from
Southwest Missouri, Tuesday
morning. He reports excellent
crops in that part of the state.
Mr.. Porter r. Smith with Tri-
bune Printing Company, Jefferson
City, arrived in town Wednesday
evening, and will remain couple
of weeks.
Miss Allie Kurtz, who has been
the guest of Miss Allie Link fol
the past two weeks, returned to he,
home, Canton, Mo-, Wedne sday
morning.
W. L. Holloway, of Brashear
left Tuesday for Kansas City
where he has engaged in business
| for the summer.
Rev. A. Russell, of Kirksville
Mo-, the father of our efficient
County Clerk. was here on visit
to his son, last Tuesday.-Green.
| field Vedette.
R. G. Bielby of this place, spent
last week at Toledo, To-, visiting
his brother. He reports crops
much better here than in Iowa
small grain and grass having sui
fered greatly for want of rain.
j. NJ. Douglass, of Willmath.
vile was in town Saturday. Mr.. D.
formerly lived in Pennsylvania
and said that the Adair county
wheat, this season, was finer than
any he ever saw in his native
state.
: Mrs. B. F. Ilgenfritz and daugh
ter, Miss Gertie, are visiting a
. Davenport 10. From Davenport
they will go to DesMolnes anc
! will then visit Nebraska before
returning home.
Thos. Rogers, accused of steal
ing ties, was taken before justice
Richey, one day last week. Th'
t proof was convincing he having
been found with [. J. Dockery'
| ties on his wagon. He was fnec
e ten dollars and given sixty days il
: jail.
a Mrs. S. NJ. Link and two littl
daughters, Mrs. John Caskey an
: daughters, Ada and Miss Agnes
e Mrs. E. d. Link, mother of y
" editor. came over from Kirksvill